Dr. Muggli Interviewed on The Coach’s Circle Podcast

I’m honored to have been a guest on “The Coach’s Circle Podcast” from Life Coach Path which aired on September 28. The interviewer, Brandon Baker, graciously invited me to speak on a few topics I’m well acquainted with, including ADHD (attention deficit hyperactivity disorder) in kids and coaching and therapy for both adults and children […]

Does Teletherapy Work?

Perhaps you’ve heard of teletherapy lately in apps such as Talkspace. It’s a relatively new phenomenon, but has gained a ton of traction as mental health continues to be brought to the forefront and de-stigmatized in American culture (the latter is a definite WIN!) But I’ll cut right to the chase: Personally, I’m not a […]

Is Your Child Struggling in School? Make Sure they Get the Most Thorough Assessment

  Note: In this post, I speak primarily to parents looking for testing for their children’s learning difficulties. However, this information can also apply to adults needing testing for themselves. Parents: you love your kids. You want the very best for them. You want them to succeed in life, to fulfill their greatest potential. You’ve […]

Balance: It’s Yours if You Want It (An Excerpt)

In talking to one of my clients recently, the issue of balance came up. This made me think of my good friend, Suzie Doscher, and her book, Balance: It is Yours if You Want It. I hope this helps you on your mission to achieve stability while reaching your goals! Suzie Doscher, Executive and Life Coach […]

How Cognitive Styles Affect Job Performance

Recently, I had the honor of speaking at Foxx Galerie in Zurich, Switzerland on the topic of how cognitive styles can impact the workplace. Did you know that your way of processing information (also known as your cognitive style) can affect your job performance? Your cognitive style has a direct impact on: Leadership skills Interpersonal […]

ADHD Testing: What to Expect (and Do You Need It)

If you think you may have ADHD, the first step is ADHD testing. Actually, the term “ADHD testing” is a bit misleading. The process of diagnosing ADHD is more of an evaluation based on interviews and a battery of neuropsychological assessments. Fortunately, no matter your situation, your ADHD can be managed with proper diagnosis, therapy, […]

How to Get Extra Time on Tests (Or Other Special Accommodations)

If you are a: high school student planning to take the GED, PSAT, SAT, ACT, or NMSQT, or college or postgraduate student planning to take the LSAT, GRE, GMAT, MCAT, State Bar Examination, or other test, AND you feel you need extra time or other special accommodations in order to be successful, this article will […]

The Link Between ADHD & Eating Disorders in Women

Last month, I was given the honor of being the keynote speaker at a seminar in Athlone, Ireland titled “Women and Girls with ADHD” for Ireland’s ADHD Awareness Month.  My speech focused on the link between ADHD and eating disorders in women and girls. The seminar took place as scheduled despite a hurricane in central […]

5 Tips for Time Management & Prioritization

Ah, summertime. The air is warm (or hot and sticky, depending on where you live) and the days are long. People are going on vacation, having BBQs, taking time off work, enjoying the outdoors (maybe you’re sporting that beach body you’ve been working so hard to achieve) — it’s a lovely season. It’s also an […]

Mindfulness: An Easy & Effective Way to Reduce Emotional Stress in Teens

The number of American adolescents and teenagers suffering from depression and anxiety is higher than ever before – and rising. Recent studies suggest that as many as 1 in 5 teenagers suffer from clinical depression. Kids are under a lot of stress these days. Some of it is brought on by external factors like parents, […]